Horry news. (Conwayboro, S.C.) 1869-1877, August 18, 1871, Image 2
IIOIUIV NEWS.
fI\ A\r. IScaty, lilditor.
FRIDAY, AUGUST IS 1 ,71.
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Ow^wiiiwjtir<?rmiT w"? ?wn?n II'.T.1 iwwiiiWfwj-> n m -*mi?
DISTRUT KCIIOOI. TAXRM.
Section 20 ol the Amended S< honl
Act, passed at the last Session of the
Legislature, says:
4'1( the Inhabitants of any School
District, at their annual meeting, shall
tail to provide lor tin.1 raising ol Mich
tax, then the County School Conm
sioner of the County in which such
District is situated, shall he rc ;uin d
tr? withhold from the said District that
part of the State appropriation derived
from the revenue of the State, and to j
apportion and distribute the snm to 1
the other Districts ol the Count y w Ifc'i
have complied with the requirements
of this Act."
The legal voters of the School District
ol King's, in Williamsburg Conn- |
t v, in meeting assembled, refused i??
low any ad litional Tax to that already
levied by t lie State for School nun ecu
i i " " * > I
this was done at tho instance of Samuel j
W. Mansice, a lawyer and v>romincnt
? itizon oi' Williamsburg. Attae.h? ma in j
on Mr. Maurice, in the public .lonraals
by the II adieuls, have caused hhn to i
puncture the bubble; in doing of which
be shows clearly, that, at least, ihisj
Section of the Act, is unconstitutional,
and i hat, every School District through
out the St a to, is entitled to their share
of tho school fund levied and collected
by the State, whether they assess an
additional tax or not.
Mr. Maurice quotes the 5th Section :
of llie X Article of the Constitution, j
which says :
"The (leneral Assembly shall lew at i
each regular Session after tho adopt ion
of this Const it at ion, an annual tax on
nil taxable property throughout the!
J t ?! 11 ?? i '?" * ' * ''
i !!!'.- | | i in (ii i nii ?im set 11 ?! -,
which tax shall be collected :i> tin* |
nunc lime an 1 by tin1 same Agents as
tiie (loneral State lew, ami sliall In* i
. . 1
paid into tlie Tu usury of the Stale."
And lurtlicr says: "The School Tax I
shall he distributed among the several ;
School Ditriets of the State in proportion
to the respective number ot puj ils |
attending the l'uhlic Schools."
Thus the Constitution (we nse a cap
C here, because we must speak of it j
with reverence) makes it obligatory on
the Legislature to levy a sullicienl tax
lor school purposes, and the condition
imposing an additional tax, or a fraudulent
withholding of the taxes collected
foi school purposes i^, as Maurice says
t??the Senator of Williamsburg Count y,
a direct violation of the Constitution
of the State, which ho had bworn to ; |
protect and keep inviolate.
W e do not believe in levying u tax, |
either by School Districts or State, for | |
school purposes; the station that (tod
designed man for, he will surely till.
'i\> Uvy a tax on the people of 1
t'harleston or Dickens to educate the
children of in lolcnl parents in llorrv i .
. . : i
is unjust, an i tie same rule holds in i
District School levies. Is there just iee j j
in taxing ihe induct lions laborer to fc< d , ;
the idle, thri'tUss man, because unless j :
ted he must surely perish ? if there is, '
then there is jm liee in taxing the la- ' v
boring class to educate the children of <
tnose who are too indolent to labor to
aeeomplish the highest purpose God j
designed them lor in this world. ^
c CatCl l>(> It. ,
We have received a circular inviting
: i
us to join the Yktokia Licaguk, an I
give our influance tor woman's rights; ,
now we arc in favor ol woman's rights, \
when she occupies licr proper [ 1
sphere, clothed in spotless purity,'
standing, as it were, between e.u'th
M
and Heaven, lifting man to God. In \
< this IIolv, Sacred Right, we shall ?i?> j t
everything in our power to encourage
and protect her.
Rut to revert to the Circular; in it ' j
we are invited to assist in electing to \
the Presidency of the United States a
woman that we were not invited to 1
ludp nominate. <(Rlood"and thunder!
do you supose we are coming to the i '
tire after everybody else has warmed?
No! No!! we can't do it. The Gov - J
eminent is weak enough now. and for
. M
us to assist*iii making it weaker, will *
be no better than watering our own
milk, and we can't do it.
To join with Theodore Tilton in any 1
i-.OIs.'* I < >?< ? l?/il I <> " i'">" ' 1 ' 1
... 1*v*i ij?111 ftaaiunir liait'lj.
... n > 1
with the Devil in advance of tune,
an 1 we can't do it.
We have one Female President, who
rules ov.'r our House: with this we are
' I
Kitisliod; to ask us to aid in having i
iiMoihjr 0110 over us, is unreasonable,
ft id wo can't do it. (
Frecdove m iy ho a pleasant doctrine
for Homo people, but it has never tinned
its ri^ht side up to us yet, and we j,
THE i
t %', ? - > - . ?n* -V IWH I
tilk (?( u 'that < iti ioia:
1> a v.
Tho <lny Wfore the rloulion in N.
tl>frn:\rd, ol llio Wilmington ?47?/rt
In ou^ht out I lis Cook to cfosv; t Ik* nine
lion resulting in a deleat, a 1 ladieal i*.?iitor
tautali/angly ashs him lor ihat
"Cork that e rowed hi*lore day."
What a fool ! to want a Code that
crows Ik fore day.
STATE .ITEMS.
W. i?. Carlisle, formerly a billed
writer, and at one time eonneeted with
the Charleston Court!died at the l.unat
i.- A-\'lain, Coin in bin, on the 2d inst,
Charles Uruee, of Darlington conn i
v, <lied on the 2f? ol .Inly last, aired
a ho at 01 years.
Ahsaloiu Illy I he, Ksij., ol (Ireenville,
ha- I>ee11 ajijiointe I and eonnni -ii.ued
as I n '.el Stales Commissioner lor the
Dislriel and Circuit Courts ol South
< 'ar? lina. (
N low Cii'iion- Cn a i:i.t>'i o\, An- M
U'nst 11. The first hale of eollon re- j j
eeived line was bought, to-day by 1'. ! (
\ t ... i . ' ...
,w >i ri- cv \ Ill f ? rchls J m I* j toil II 1. 1 I j '
classes as mill.i 1 hip;.
Till. ( Je<tl'llt'lo\vit 7Vincravs; 1 ho
I I
suit wilier is j?|r;ii 1 ua11 y uiaUinp, its way j
njt our rivers. I'nloss wo haw heavy 1
rains, and thai too in a short linn-, the ;
lice ri'uij must Lo larpa Iv cat short ! ,
I
TIii' Marihoro 7says: NYo hart) i <
' Ii.it I>r. Smith, a practicing; j ! i \ si >>
cian, li\ino' a low miles, l'roni floral j
C'o!h"'o was shot ami instantly kiihal
* i (
on l luirolay, the :{?I instant, a low i
hundred yards from iiis ho:,so, when !
rot urniiip from a v is it to a [patient.? j
Some suppose that the deed was done , (
hy Low ivy's hand hut the prevailing;
opinion is, that it was commit tod l?v a ^
t'v>111i'oiI ina i, with whom the <looior I
ha.I had sonic dilliculty at the election '
that day. i
N i:\v I n v kntions.?The Lancaster '
I,< <!'jcr says;
k l)r. \Y. I. \Y hito of that count v, has j
received a patent for a n 'wly in\t n o I
lishtrap, and lor his pardon plow;*' li.oj
latter has heon favorahlv s nUmi <?i in i *
: l,,. I?ni> t;,.; ? >
. ^ 11 - ii 111 iii. : > > h i i i i ll V I I i
1 11'.1 1 )i\ also has ]>?-ii?11iia patent l<>r !,
another article done. up in latin, the j
interpretation <> 1 which wo leave to ,
M rs Woodhull, our candidate lor ores
idont. *
The ( rectivillc Jlutirprixr, <_pvos an 1
aeeonnl ol a Mass Meeting ol I lie cili?* (
/.ens of (ireeliville, liehl in the <
(don't I loase on Salesduy, to take into |?
consideration the enormous lees allow- i
e 1 under the 4tX ew Code oi Procedure 1
it Law," recently enacted by the Loo j
iM.it tiro ol this St ate. j i
Several members of the liar and ! 1
protuinauL citizens were deeidedlv on- 1
posed to the burdensome lees allowed '
by the Xew ('?>de.
' 'he Meeting Kesolved to petition
the next Legislature to ntodely, or repeal
the objectionable features. | Wo
?sk if this was done how inueb would
be left? We know ol some Lawyers
whose only practice is embodied in the j
lee bill.) * .
A ILwmwi, Low-wow?UowttN on
i ip: \V Ait Path. ? A grand negro meet- | 1
ng took place on La list o island. The ' t
Hon. (V) liigamous iiowen did the p
ioiio^s of tbe occasion, an?l was made
i kind of \ ottdon idol by his dusky .
i hirers. lie made them understand i
hat ite inten led to go on the war path (
is a candidate lor Coveinor ol tbe j o
State ol South Carolina, which news
,\ as received with shouts ol 4*l>o\ven
or tliibnerl" "() let ley people g<d" j
iiid other senseless erics. At last a 81
ns!i was made for the new apostle, | ii
,vh<> was hustled oil the platform and
n a rid i d betweim two lines of tha A I ica
is, \v!?o were anxious to shake
i;1mis witii him. Then ensued a scene I j.
it for I>;i*.??Ivnix>11i m. Old blind nu'D, ,
ooihh'ss and tottering, eaiue and put |
In'it* hmnH upon him, because tlicy f'
iViiiitol to s'?u 'Slis man iW?wt?nt"** wo- | h
mn jostled out of lit*- line, pluokc 1 the ! (,
u'ui ol Iviwcii's garments and shouted !
? i i1
\itn rapture, "I tiulmdum, I luehed
tin;" ami mothers brought rags and
mi' keivk'e. Is, laid them up against
heir new lou.nl .Moses, and took them g
iway to place on their sick babies.? /
t\ hat. a commentary is tins Saturnali- I ^
u seem* on t lie rulers of the once proud
'aimetlo h.ialo. .Men coii\''ieted ol llic 51
voi'.?t i rones are hoisted lit to olio e l>y
i park ot howling idiots, and the poo- i\
de ruined by the excesses ot those j(
v'.io are no more lit to govern than a
. > . 11
i.it'k ol I'Cejee savages. I
stems. ?
di;atii of mus. vai.i.ammoii am.? ''
d rs. Ck L. \ allandigham died on the 1'
Doming of the 13th inst. 11
? ii
Nine tenths ofall the school teachers c
a .Massachusetts are women. h
Tennie C. Olallin publicly announces .
ktmuI'a candidate lor Congics.s in tl>o
C:\iljiii District, of New York.
il
An exchange pays* "Chickens are
lying all over Kortli Carolina with
lie cholera."
That is just what happened to Deriaids
cock, that crowed before day
The pastor af the Baptist church in
'souhridoo, JVlo.j hahiized two young
adies I lie other day, and then married
>iiO of'lhem right tin re in the churr1
m hie - he li.\d lin e to Irv, ^ ^
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- td AM
I c^?7T*-*cj~irr' ^ . ? <jmy-js.-.WM , . Jr ;
IORllY \V EEKLY
J?-W w ? ! > * ?? ?.? % ? i ?j
I > K A I? IlKFOlil-: ItATTI.K.? TllO Sj ?l*i 11 "L^?
lichl Ii<puf>H<'nn. i)\v loading '.iailical
it n
organ iu New Knglainl, says:
-4 ! he I !i'|>iil>ticar. party is marching
to a Uig iM-tln'l lUtoal. Too many
Butlors, too many Simon ('amorous,
t o mans Mortons ami C Inunt oi>, too
much stoalwig ami land grabbing havo
killed it; it is dead Indole it goes into
1 initio.
I n t kuksi inc.? All exchange has the
following: "It may bo interesting to
l! osi? who have si nt lor countorleil
money, 111 answer lo t ho numerous circulars
which llood t!u> country, to
learn that a lull list ol the names oi i
such F being prepared lor publication,
i iio moral characters oi many hitherto
>up|>osc? 1 honest persons will probably
sutler by being exposed iu all tlioil
hideous delormil y."
. ' " f
| I'm: i in-: 11 on lev x kwh. 1
E iti j? i"t> v?- use jr. t.
For the hist lift y years ol the presen
century, improvements, have been ,
increasing and makii g rapid advances |
in almost all llie allaiis ol lite. The I
.rival inanulacluring spirit, and tinmany
discoveries in the arts, science
ind inveiitijus; the great interests,
that arc taken in all kinds of agriculture,
the increasing popularity ol Stale
ind Founi y fairs, the Steamboat, which j
Fides sniotlily over our lakes and riv
rs, the shrill nei thing ol the li >sts of i
iron horses," that tire running throtudi
.11 ?i... i.... i . > "
m mi liinu, :iiiii especially itn: elegant I
i-ollege!-, Seminaries, Academies, and :
ill thy institutions ol learning, that are
spreading throughout and a doming i
>tir country, and tin1 t ruths ofthe gos>d,
are uuiuistakahh' evidences ol im !
irovemeut. !t is un far led in every diectioii,
and whispered in every pass I.;
breo/c. Kill, although, so many
nij !'ovenuM11s Stive liauu and are still
foiug on, the liel la that yet lie uuexliired
are houndless. \\ ho eau tell j
he great improvements, that, are yet |
o he made in the arts and sciences,
?r the many inventions, yet to he discovered
and put into practice for the
lenelil of lnankiud? Who can calculate
the henelits, that si.ail arise from j
he proper cultivation ol our soil, or
A I >
he discoveries, that have thus far been
oneealed in Astronomy, (.Jcotuetry
ind Minerology, and all the beauties
>1 nature, that shall yet. he brought to
ight? lint, the fields, reserved for
utlire generations; are far greater in
O > O
n extent, and need stronger and more |
esolute minds, to cultivate them, than
hose already explored. S.
.cesvillc, N. An^. 1 0111, 18V I.
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL
AND
Youtli's Department.
ClUTOll IloltliV Xhws;
DkauSik?The Sabbath School at
Sculah Church, near Little Liver, has i J
em 11 y been reo. jrani/A'il, and i* now
ouductcd by men, w ho having put 1
heir hands to the plow, are not likely
o look back. Air. Thomas Hickman '
' I < twill Hl.li.vll.il k-' " '
...... ,/J., mii iin miperiniemiani, |
k in) \vil!> .1. C. IJeek, Alfred liennett, i
i. S. MoCluin aiul others, hid lair to J
an y on the work "decently aiiv 1 in j I
rder." j \
1 have undertaken to rentier all tin* , i
ssistanee in my power, to bring into i c
uecessful operation the Sunday Schools
i this neighborhood. 1>*
July 1871.
K km km ins it the Sabbath day, to keep a
holv?IC\'. xx. 8. It is* not enough
? o
hat we abstain front oar daily labor on <
Ids holy day, but Go I requires that it A
e devoted to his sorviee. \\ e aft! not
> spend it in pleasure excut'si ms, tell- i !
ig and hearing long stories, nor are
'0 to lounge aw ay the gohh-n hoer> :n Jj
lecp, but on this day we should on- i
age in the serviee of God, eitlier in
ilitireh, Sabbath Sehool, reading the <
eriplmvs, prayer, praise, or visiting 1
nd eoinfortino theGilr m-o'i ..rti....... J
II
There are those who seem to think ;1
li.it if the plow, an I hoe, art* sul- |1
irctl to remain idle, all is well; while m
ositive precept and constant example 1
I life inspired writers of llio Bible, say-, '
cing moved by the Holy Spirit, "lie*
U'inher t he Sabbath <lay .an-! keep it
oly.1' (lod was pleased to make it a
ositive duty, and at the same time a
leans of grace, in which we have a
lanilestalion of his goodness and mer.
y, lor his tender mercies are over all
is works.
Then my dear children and youth,
ito whose hands this paper may fall,
lienu inber the sabbath (lav, to keep
holy." 1J*
Till! NASUS V I II.
Oh! how 1 love the Sabbath!
When the Im.sy wo ok is done, ^
And tho days of care and labor
endedono by ono; ... .. !Jj|
The Sabbath, dear and poaoeful,
Tho Sfcbbatb, edm an 1 utiil, M
-'/ -t l ei s in\ ito ufl
131 m x V . ' ?r * ?' w V l, i I II?
NEWS, AUG UST ,li
w ? wrw.*n?i?hwa?|mmmmmmww^rmmwm
. When w < meet to praise un<I worship
The < >o?! of (null ami love,
' 1
And we Jeellhe sntiios of Jesus
Shine on iu Iron altovc.
In His earl hi v courts we listen
1 o t he story of our Kln^,
llow lie eaine to earth and died for us
'J hat we ilisprai.se lui^ht siu-t.
I . . ...
i.ei us ever love oil I* MlVioiir,
Lot n- try to <lo I lis w ill,
Ami hear within our tronbh'il souu
III iilessed " I'eaee, ho still."
Lv:\\ passion lot u? uia.si.or,
And IPs n.lino on earth onnloss;
To the l.iil.hful lie has promise I
An eternal iiubl'ath'.s rest.
[run t:ik iiounv njavs.] i
m: 11 bb.
,
Death, dreadful, dark and "loomy,
< >f lile the fearful #>al,
The end of all that's iiioj't.d,
And advent ol'the h.'.d.
Into the ini.stie luluro
To live for woal or woe;
'i hi - solemn, certain exit,
All : la :I\ would lui'e^o.
I<nt (Jo.P.s neat law is broken,
Ilis woi !..s v,e dared to .seau,
A11?I death v< till all its terrors
1 - - ded ?>ii sinful man.
Down to Ha* rave wo hasten,
A t a- tinn? can niovt* ;
'I'liis t! mi. . i universal,
(iodh t!'. : i and justice prove.
A one can f : e tlit* sentence?
iJitt, itnr"..titling faro
\Yill n.; i itf tln ii(ii itm\s,
A:, i tor ti.o - a prepare,
Then It'l us at I with prudoiife,
Ami w 1.11 tM 'ii mortal breath,
AM, our .Miiiiglity AntItor,
To In: tor shield in tloaili. li*
Tt.e pi)rase " A bail will have to tin (Its- j
UM'ti lit j w. l?;ob)'rt Fluid is killing oil all such |
;-i.oig cxi'.c-.oiis. liaU odo.a vitn'l sum 1 bo lore '
it.
Mi:, r. 1'. T<?.\ i.k'.x Nkw < >rmei: a.\j> Sai.k
IJooM .. Wo arc happy to info, in our mailers
their ol laf(|ii.u.itaiiff| Mr. I'. I'. Toale, while
toiiii uiiug tils -Mauiiliflory ol I toora, Sashes
I :|iml.s, ( ; f., o.i llo.li>eck> Win if, <liarlf>ton
s. ' ? h ts ope i lot I .i liaielsomo ollifo anil extensive
sales rooms at .No. lu llaxnn Slrcl,
w } i" i? t 'uf \ will Hint it more conve uiont local,
on him who:i they visit, tla: city. The Sales I
Itoonis cxteuil to .No. lio I iuckney St root, I
w here thee i.-> auulher entrance. Semi ami
get a new and exlemled pri-'e list ol latest |
.,t\los, olf. See advertisement.
Bt>eJ>iliiv 3'.niacin I ion
ikdh re- ;!t from the lack of abilit y to convert I
I he lootl into out liueuit. How necessary, I
then, I'm those snlleriug I tun these alarming,
symptoms to innne I /.e!> re at to a remedy |
that w ill strengthen the st? much ami digestive
o.gans. i or, as soon as this ilc.si.ah1e object
has boon accomplished the health improves,
and th' patient resumes hi.- usual porsonMap- i
pe: ?ranee. Ilostctt \s .Stomach hitter, have
attained a world-wide popularity in s tch oases,
ami have hocn proven the best ami safest
moans of removing constipation, toning the j
stoimieh, giving energy t > Lite liver, and rcliov-l
iug every * vmptoni of iiervoii.-.Mes< ,,..! .t
sii?u of ^j?i is. Its cheering ami henelicial
effects are highly spoken of I?y thousands, who
owe to it their restoration to health. No re- 1
Rotative in the annals of medicine has attained
tlx* same p >puhiri!\ in tin' short space of time I
it has Iteen heloie the puldie, or has won the ,
hi gh endorsements accorded Io this excellent
tonie. Many other preparations, ptirpTtlng '
i?> he correctives and restoratives, have keen <
ntroilneed, and have perishetl one by one, j 1
while the popularity ol Ho.stetter's Stomach |
[Jitterseontinttes to inerestse, and is now ie- ,
o-'ini/e 1 as a standard household niedieim*.
I he slice ss which attends the use of the I'it- (
ers evi nee* at once its virt ties i n id I eases of do. 1 i
tilily at, 1 disease of the stomach. Certificates,
dmost w ithout number, have been puh'ished, | 1
ittestini: its truly miraculous power in reniov- ' i
nn these painful and fearful diseases. Ami at l
his lime it s'ems idle to do more than call at- '
en! ion to the great remedy of the age, in order \
> awaken public attention to its excellence. i
t is the only preparation of the kind that is 1 *
cli therefore worthy
|_C
HBHf ^
(; i
pid Immigrt
BP the "Son1 li Carolina ?S'tat<
PP^ () N ( KK'l'S, a t flu* Aoaden
for the purpose of raising a fi
'.^K\ss<>ciatiou for homes of N ort lu
' < u ? o > i I K l.
Hci-S IN SOUTII CAROLINA.--<
'? mIi.iiii. < o-ner. I .Jolniso 11 I lav;i
I>liii S. Preston, Hon. W. I). Sin
t-rnor .1. li. 'tiamiiiiu, lion. .J. li.
! awarded to tlie 1 ieUel Holders
>1 xm', IS71, at the Academy >d }
<'! 11
M^H?Se;iso!! Tickets of Atlin
: B i..< 11 di 11 : Peed and ' \ i ! i < <
H Hftioiial 1 auk of-tho Republic, No
: e\* rr r\ s\ a a **>
hsh?p> tj)yuu,UUU 1.
Bir.v of Music (MhU'losion, S. eo
situati-d coi'ik r nl Kim' a:icl Maiitol
nl^HHFo lo the finest l?uiliMu? ami ntojl \ali
vamctl at
2nd. ('.ill?Cash
3*1. (lilt?Cash
4til. (.ill?Cash
Oth. (>ill?Cash
20 Gifts?Cash car
25 (lilts?Cash car
350 (lifts?Cash car
250 (lilts? Cash car
500 (lifts?C'asli cat
1200 Gills? Cash oat
2,404 (lifts, amount o
IUITLKH, (311 A DWI
A UESTS SO I'll! CAllOLIMA LAM) A
Gcncn
Joiin (
()
S 1871.
ikjwmm ii i i? 11 ?i iii ii n in i ii mm 1 "UTif^?iMii iwm ? n<
CON8U M PTION,
Its Ouro aiul Its Preventive,
BY J, H. SCIIENOK, M. D.
\ J asv ;i hiiniH'.i being Jii? jmfM'il nwny, for
.1. n Iiuki1 (iratli I ft * wnv iiu oilier reiuuu ili:in
the neglect of known ami ludis|mliiii|y proven
iitc.iii^ ?>f t um. Tliui*e near iimi lirsti' u> l.uniij anil
iir>- sleeping the drc.tiulwii h I mulier into
\A lili'It It fit I lliMV film I i ii.lfiniii I
1>QC. .lOMI'.i'H l~. S^'ESEO.M'It'JS
simi'M; I hka I MI;>Ti
and rivalled themselves of hi* weiiderfnl clllcaoioiis
medicines, they would not Imve I'llenl>r
""I'luuM'k hastu hu o? n case provnl thai
wherever siiiJkieni vilitlil) remain*. iliut vitality,
hv in? tni'illi'iuo anil Ins direction 'of their u>e,
i?> qui' k' lo'il into healthful vigor.
In tlii" 'ui 'mmiI there is uo'liiiiR rgumi>tiioiis
To '.In* fit (h of tin' invalid is made no represell
tut ion I lilt l is not a thousand Linus bubslantiatiMl
to llvn g hiuI visible works. Tilt*
I'lu-nry of tin* dire tiy I>i* Mcheuck's medicines Is
us simple us it is in.Killing. Its plulo-opli V rei|
inri ? ii o ai^oinon i. it is bolt assuring, self
cou voicing.
The f"i a wood Tonic nut! Mandrake I'fM" nre the
llrcl two Weapons Willi which tin? citadel of llie
ma lady i? assailed. Two-lliirds of the cases of
i onsninjiiioii 01 giuaic in dispcpitiu and a tuno11
<iially ilisofdi red 11 v r W11 Ii i his condition tIih
li'oiH'tiial I ii iii's "sympathize" Willi the stomach.
Tliey respond In tin nn"t<ific uciion of the liter.
Here llii'in comes 'tie culminating result, ainl the
si to ?g hi, wiili all lis ui-1 resting symptoms, ot
t orsi MI?TIO.\,
The Mandrake Pills are composed of one of
N ? i ii re s in >1)1 i'si gift* ilie- I'odoph 11u in Pel t < t inn
1 hey possess all I ho hl.od-scarchiiig, alicraiive
properties ot ? iloiuel, Lul unlike co.omc'i, ilicy
"I.KA VK NO STINO llKIll Nit,"
The w< i k of cure is now beg ning. 1 he viti tied \
111 ucou - iieposl 111 Mil' Oo w els iiud in 111 it 11111 11
Miry can il am j.-cted The livei, like a cloik, is
wound up. ll.-nuiikra Iron, us torpidity. The
stoma ii :u Ik res ji.insi \ i v, itinl the patient begins
to f 1 ill it III' is getting, III last,
ki*i?i*i.y <js' troii> iss.ooi*.
The S hwshI Toi.ie, in conjunction with tlii
Pill#, t)i I monies a u it lie? lull hi lev w nli tl.u food
I'll v lilicinon Ik m w pi ogressiug without its
previous torture,. Digest oil becomes pa nless.
ami (lie en m |g seen to In* at. Iiniul. There Is lio
mom tlatiili'iiit", iii, exai-vrbniiou ol ll.e sioiuticli,
A 11 tippi'lili seta in.
Now i oiiit's the iti cnlcet 11 loud P nrider ? v? r > et
given by nti in> til^' iit tnilier io suiii ring man.
Si-Hen. ll's Pli 1 lininic Syrup cOilnS in to perform
Us f ii ni't ions a in I to hasten at i! * omplete I In* cure
It enters at oiM't'iijioii 11< work. Nature ouuiot
be i'liealed. Ii eolii-eiK and ripei.s llie impaired
nil I diseased po|*iions ol timings In the I n'mot
gathering*, it prepare*. i lit-in tor expectoration,
and iii a very short tune the malady n> i.u iiuisheil
the I'ot ten liti'oi.e tli.it it occupied is reunvited
and made new. and 'lie patient, in all tin* dignity
ol regained vigor, steps forth to nj y the manhood
or the womanhood that wn?.
ai * r.\ * 2? as i.o?r.
The second lh'ng h, l lie patients mlist st.s >' in a
warm room until 'hey get v. >11, it i> almi .- t im?
possible iii preient takii"r (' !il ' Iumi ti e lun
are diseased, hut it inu-i l?e prevented or a core
cannot be elficted. Flesh nil a no riding till,
especially in this sect |. n id t hv conn It y ,ti l be fall
and winter season, are all wrong. P hysl.-ia us
wlio rei oiutiiend t kia I eon me lose t heir pa i n t s 11
their lin gs are nadly diseased, anil yet, bici'se
they are in the liou-e they must not s,l ouwu
quiet; tln*y iniist walk about the room as niU'h
ami as I ist as the strength will bear, to g.-t up a
good eireul ilion ol hloo I. Tli pato ms insist ke> p
III good spirit?be dele) mined to get well. This
has a great deal to do ivuli the appetite, and is the
gi eat poll,I to ga in.
To despair of cure after such evidence of its
possibility in the worst c scs, ami morale et lainty
in all othi rs, is si* lul I'r S- henek's personal
statement to the Facnl'y of his own euro was in |
these mod est words:
",M i ny years rvo 1 was in the last stage of , on- I
Kiimpt urn; ontlned to my bed, and at onetime |
physicians thought that 1 could not live a week,
liiei, liltO a di'O v,,ii)g man eat. lung at straws, 1
Ileal <1 lit and out < in d the prepai a t ions whi h i
now oIf. r to the public, and they made a prifeet
cure of me It memed tome tn.ii I (mill teel
thein jentrate my whole system, l'hey soon
ii pent d tlm matter in my li.ngs, .and 1 would I
spit up n. ore I hail a pin i ot olio ns I v J eliow mat lei' )
every morning lor a long lime
As soon as Inat began to subside my rough, !
fi'Ver , pain and Itiglil sweats nil began to lea.e |
me, ii tut inv appetite became so great that it was j
Willi dlllil'lilly lli.lL 1 could Keep Iroiii eating too 1
iii tic Ii 1 soon gamed my strength, and have
glowing llesli ever since."
"l whs w? iglied shortly after iny recovorey" ad>!...?
I lu. !?-. '
im-ii iixiKinu one :i int'ie skeleton j
my weight was only nh.e'y-sovcii pounds my
present, weight i-' two hundred ami iwenty-tlve
(2'2A) pounds and lor jours 1 have enjo\oil uuiuter
ru pied heal' h .
Dr. Sehenck has discontinued. his proffs&irna)
visits to New York and Host.ni. He or his sou
Dr. J. H. Sehenck, .lr. si ill coiiliium to see
patients at their ollke No la Nottli Sixth street
I'liiiadelphia evefy Satnril iy fioinO A. M. toll
|?. M, Tim e wlio wish u ih> rough examination
wii li tlio Hespi riunoier will be < hi rued The
Kespitoineter deelares the ex el eoiulilion of the
I uuga and p > licuts euu rendily learn whulher
tliev are enrahl or not.
The directions for the medicines nro adopted to
tho iutell geaeeeyen of i child. Follow these
directions and kind Nature will do the rest, ex(vp'iiitf
that iu some cases the Aland rake IMIe are
lo t>e taken iu increased doses; the three medicines
need no other accompaniments thin Hie ample
uistruelioi s that uei ompaiiy them First c reate
appetite. Of returning health hunger is the most
welcome symptom. When it comes us it will
come let the despairing at once he ol good eheer
flood tilood at once follows the cough loosens, the
night sweat is abated, pi a short time both of
these morbid symptoms arc cone forever.
Dr. Nchenck's medicines are constantly kept ia
lens of thonsdiids of families. As it laxative or
purgative the A1, itultake Fills are a slaiidarec
irep iration wlnle the pulmonic Syrup as a. curet
>f coughs and colds may be retarded as a prophy
acterlc ngnins*. consnmptlon in any of its foping;
price of the Pulmonic Syrup Neawecd Tonic
'',.1in bottle or %7..V) a halt dozen. HIiinikala
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R A J W AY'S
BEADY REUSE
Cares the Worst Pains
IN FIIOMONK rOTWBNTV MINl'TKS
x T u r (INK HOl'lt after ipadlnz this udver*
J.x ii t'nifiii uei'd any one snITVr with pain.
Railway's Keuly Ki'lli'f l? tivurn for every pain.
Jt wo* iln> first tiini Is tlm uvi v i* via hkmki?y tint
installtly stops the most excrueiallmt pains, atlavs
inflammations, anil cures coni'estlons. whr'
ther of the Ijiiiik*, Stomach, Rowels, or other
elands or orKans, by one application.
In from one to twenty tniiiner, no mat i< * ho a*
violent or excruciating the pain, ttie rlmnmati
tied rtd'icu, infirm, eripplert, nervous, neni.iU' c,
or prostrated with disease, may sutler, Radw.e,
1j .. . . i . i*--i '* * 1
iw.imj iinu'l will IlllUI'll lllsllllkl t'tllil1.
111 limn milt ion of 11 Ki liiuvs.
lii!laiiiipu?i?>n of llto I'liidtW,
luilamni.'ilion <?l' tjie Buwoln.
'< ioil t f llio I ill 11,,
Sure Throat, Dill/hull l icalliing.
I'nlpifalion of I he Ilrait,
11\ -I erics (-roup, I dpi lie. a.
' uiarrh, lttlki<".i/.A.
J Inatl.whc. Tooliiai'he.
N oural. ia, lilanunat ism,
('(>1(1 ('lulls, \giio ( hills.
The application of the 1 {<?:*< 1 >' fi Ii? f H? t!i<> part
! t>r pu is \% tithe pain or 'dllUculty exiits \vill 1*
\ allord e so and com lor I.
Twenty drop? in lull* a tumbler of wyter will,
in it few moments, cure t Stun ps, Spasms, Soar
Sirnmcli, lleitrtbnrn, Sick lieiulaelie, IHirrhea,
1 lysenlery, <'olic, Wind in the Dowels, aipi all
internal pains.
Travelers should always carry n bottle of Had.
' waj's Ready Relief with ilietn. A few drops in
water will prevent sickness or pains from chang"
I of water. It is hpltrr than Freiu.li 11 randy or
; Hitlers as a stimulant.
FKYKK AM) Afil'K.
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Fever and Axuecnred for fifty cents. There is
not a remedial agon I 111 the world 'It it will core
Fever and Ague, a^J nil other M tlarlous, liuons.
Scarlet, T\ phoW^ Y to low, and oilier Kevefs
(aided by had way's Flllo) so quick im Radwai's
Ready Relief, 'fifty cents per bottle.
HEALTH! BEAUTY!
STI'tOVt; AND lU'HK lUCH HI,OOI)__
IN('IM'iASF, OK KliKSlI AND WKldl i '
CI.KAK SKI N AND 1JKAI' 1 1 IT I. ( DM.
1 l.KXION Sl'XTKEI) TO AM..
1)11. I! Alt WAY'S
fS:ii*v5i;>:irll li:i n E5 <'><>* \ era 1
Hits insult' lilt' most astonishing runs ;
so ijnifk, so l: \ 11 i < I a if tin* chhurts
llie llody undergoes under the inllatnuo
of this I ruiy Wonderful .Yedie'me,
that every day an increase in
Flesh and Weight is seen and frit.
TIIK fiSlFiAT Iilill01> KU KIvRIH
I'very drop of the Sarsapirilllan resolvent iom
muulcaie.- through the llloxi, Sweni, t'rui> , nd
n'bei llui.lsainl iuh es of the svt-leni llie vigor of
life, for n lepairs llie wast. sol the '-o ly with new
and sound malt rial Si rot n! <, Si phi I is. < 'ons nut'.?
lion, (I laiuitilar disease, I'ieei.s in llie throat,
IMouth '1 umors. Nodes in I tie (I lands and oOo r
pari-ot ilir system. Sore Kyes, Nlrumorji.s i -?
charges from the Fairs, em"' the worst lorn s of
Skin disen-es. 101 opt ons, Fe\er Sores, Se l.l M?- "t
King Worm Salt Rheum, Frysipe'as, Acne, i'- > c
Spots. Worms in the Flesh, 1 amors, ('hi r- in
the Womb and all weakening and painf .1 discharges,
Night Sweats, loss of Sperm ami a 1 ^
wastes ot the life principle, are wilbin llie ci , C
live r onre of this wonder of Alod. ro < m ai
and a few days use will prove iii any person ii.-inK ^
it I'm either of these lor am of disease its pote.t
povvor to curf th'tn * I
It the patient, ?l tit" becoming reduced by the
wastes ami decomposition 'bat is i on t; n ?m 11> pro- *
jrressinjr succeeds ia arrcslitiK these wastes ami
repairs the eam? with ntat? rial made in m healthy
blood? and ibis the SAIISAlMllll I.I \ ??'
will a nd does seen re?a fine is oei lain ; f <r when
nin e ibis remedy commences its work o' purilieutioii,
and sn needs in diminishing toe loss . f
wastes, iis repairs will tie rapid, snd eveiy da.
the patient will feel liinnelf irrowli.tr belter d
stronger, the food digest ing better, appetite in
proving, and llesli and we'pht im reusing.
Nnl only docs the .S;irs;ij?ai'iHi;iii llcsolw-nt
exeell all lii.own remedial atrenls in 11? < ni'<
Chronic, Scrofulous, ('(institutional, and ? 1.1 i
diseases ; but it is tin- only positive cure for
K1 UNHY AND liLADDKli COMl'LAl
N TS,
*
I'rinary, and Womb dise; pes,(1 rave l. Diabetes,
I Ifnpsy, Siopp n?e of Water, I in on I inence of
I'ritie, llrighi's Disease, AIbiiminaria and ill a; I
cases where there are brick dust deposits, or ti e
water is thick, cloudy, mixed with substneta
like the white of an ejjir; or threadp like Mini i
silk, or there Is a morbid, c'ark, bilious a|>
pear nice, and white bone dust depo-its, m. I
when there is a prifkinir, burning sensation
when passing water, ami pain in tile small of tint
Duck and uionc the l.oins.
DR. R A I) W A Y'S
IN'rlci'l 1VR
perfectly taetolpes.^i'Rm tly coated with sweet
ltuin,|>nr)fe,re?iilHii4pjpurify, cle in>?and >1. iminli en.
Hadw.iv.s Piiis, for the cure of ill dieoi < 1 -r^
of the Stomach. Idver, Ifoweia, Ivl'liir\?, Hi.older,
Nervous 1 Ureases, llcud'Che, Cutistipitiou,
Cost i venese, Indigestion, Dt sjippsia. Hiliotisrr 8
lit lions Fever, Lii 11'iiniPution of the 1 tow el**. !'i! -i
nnd till Hertinfenien l? of tlie Internal \!se>c;i.
Warranted to ellVrt a positive cure Purely N
etnble, containing no mercury, minerals or ih te(prions
ilruys.
(?I>.?er ve the fol'o win / svtn p torn a resit It inR I rovi
I >l<*ordert? of t lie >1 i,- est I ve Orgniu:
(Joust pillion, Inward Pile-, Fullness of tint
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Heartburn, lU-unst < f Ft vd, Ful.ne's r
Weight in t l?e Stoinaeh, Sour Kr.tr tat ions, Fin 1.11 A
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of the Head II nrried ml Hillietill HreatlitnR
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